Dean 807-0918 Fryer Direct Spark Ignition Module W/ 11 Sec Lockout 5EA 1/4" Tab Terminals
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| 25V Direct Spark Ignition Module, | |
| 11 Sec Lockout, 5Ea 1/4" Tab Terminals, 3 Amp Fuse (Ap# | |
| 381050), | |
| Rajah Spark Term & 1/4" Spark Term On Top. | |
| 4" X 5-1/16" | |
| For Use With A Flame Sensor And Ignitor. | |
| Before 1998 Use Spark Cable 27", # 38-1334 | |
| 1998 And After Use 20" Spark Cable, # 38-1363 | |
| Frymaster | |
| Fryer Fh250, G18Fb, G24Fb, Gl18Fb, | |
| Gl24Fb, He, Mach52, Mjh50. |
Description
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- DEAN:807-0918||FRYMASTER:807-0918 ,8070918 ,FM807-0918 ,FM8070918||GILES:22975||LEGION:431138
Step1: Disconnect electrical and gas supply, ensure fryer is fully cooled before starting.
Step2: Remove old ignition module and note wiring positions for reference.
Step3: Mount new module securely using existing bracket or enclosure points.
Step4: Connect tab terminals to corresponding ignition, ground, and power wires.
Step5: Restore power and gas, then test ignition cycle and check 11-second lockout safety operates.
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What maintenance is required for the Dean 807-0918 Direct Spark Ignition Module?
Inspect the ignition module periodically for secure wiring connections and signs of heat damage or corrosion on the terminals. Ensure proper grounding and clean electrical contacts to maintain consistent spark performance. Keep the module dry and free from grease buildup. Regular checks assist in ensuring accurate ignition timing and better fryer startup operation.
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What are common issues with the Dean 807-0918 Direct Spark Ignition Module?
- No spark or weak spark output.
- Lockout failure or premature lockout.
- Intermittent ignition cycles.
- Burnt or loose tab terminals.
- Grounding issues causing misfires.
- Module overheating or electrical failure.
- Ignition delay or inconsistent startup.